Newsom’s Trump Act Wins Raves From Democrats
Governor Newsom's social media parody has increased his press account followers by 450% since June and aims to counteract Republican redistricting efforts in Texas, according to CNN.
- In recent weeks, California Governor Gavin Newsom launched a parody campaign mimicking President Donald Trump's social media rants and using AI-generated images to mock Trump and GOP tactics.
- To blunt Republican mapmaking, Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled the Election Rigging Response Act last Thursday, prompting the California state Legislature to vote Thursday on a new map tied to Proposition 50's special election ballot.
- The campaign's digital tactics — all caps posts and nicknames, plus AI images — coincide with daily Google searches for Newsom rising 500 percent since August 1 and press account followers jumping 450 percent since mid-June.
- The president fired back early Tuesday, amplifying the spat on Truth Social, while Republican commentators and figures called the posts 'childish' and JD Vance questioned Newsom's authenticity.
- As support climbs, polls show 57 percent of California voters and 84 percent of Democrats back Proposition 50, which would appear on ballots in a special election in November amid Texas congressional map actions.
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Governor of the most populous state in the United States, Gavin Newsom is accustomed to well-structured and even formatted communication. But recently, the California democrat has adopted a particular strategy on social networks: to imitate Donald Trump to better denounce him. ...
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